BEWARE of THIS NEW TRICK

This incident has been confirmed
> A man came over and offered his services as a painter to a lady who was
> buying petrol at a filling station. He gave her his "complimentary
> card". She said" No", but after some persuation, she accepted his card
> out of kindness and got in her car. The man then got into a car driven
> by another gentleman. As the lady left the service station, she saw the
> men following her out of the station at the same time. After driving a
> short distance, she started feeling dizzy and could not catch her
> breath. She tried to open the window and realized that her hand had a
> sweet smelling odour.this was the same hand she used to accept the card
> from the gentleman at the Petrol station. She then noticed the men were
> trailing her. Their car was immediately behind her and she knew she had
> to do
> Something at that moment. She drove into the first turning on her right
> and it was a busy road. She began to honk her horn repeatedly, non- stop
> and started shouting for help.
> She stopped her car and continued horning and within a few minutes, her
> car was surroundd by a crowd. On seeing the situation, the men drove
> away, but the lady still felt bad for several minutes. She was able to
> tell the crowd her husband's GSM phone number and somebody in the crowd
> called him. He arrived the scene and took her to a high brow hospital
> for treatment. she was discharged after 48 hours.
> WHAT HAPPENED
> Apparently, there was a substance on the card that could
> have seriously injured her. This drug is called'BURUNDANGA' and it is
> used by CRIMINALS who
> wish to incapacitate a victim in order to steal, kill or take
> advantage of women (RAPE).This drug is 4times more dangerous than the
> date rape
> drug and it is transferable on simple cards and papers.
> So take heed and make sure you don't accept cards any given time (when
> you are alone) from STRANGERS - in the streets, markets, filling
> stations etc. This applies to those making house calls and slipping you
> a card when they offer their services.
> Don't be caught unawares.
> Be vigilant
> Be prayerful - tell God to sharpen your Gut instincts.
> Be bold and say NO when you are not convinced.
> Don't be emotional when dealing with strangers.
> Don't be ashamed to scream and shout on top of your voice when you are
> in danger.
> Don't keep late nights.
> Please send this email alert to all your friends both MALE AND FEMALE.
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